Sentence examples for regional items from inspiring English sources
Frankfurt's residents come from more than 200 nations, so you'll find plenty of international specialties, too, along with regional items.
Ms. Forte, also an executive vice president, joined Zale in 1994 as president of Gordon's Jewelers, which sells high-end, contemporary and regional items.
Throw in a good wine list, upscale ingredients that don't require intensive kitchen work (cheese plates, charcuterie), and a couple of "interesting" types of offal or some unusual regional items to impress the foodies, and bingo!
But the restaurant proper, which opened in 2009, is open to all — though it helps to have an interest in the bounty of regional items that, through their consulting work, Gastronomada obtains from around southeastern Europe.
chicken tenders, fried shrimp and other seafood, jambalaya, red beans and rice, and other regional items.
Forte first joined Zale in 1994 as president of Gordon's Jewelers, which sells high-end, contemporary and regional items.
Originally a limited time offer, the lunch/dinner version of this product was sold as a regional item through late 2009, when they were eliminated due to weakening sales.
In 2007, for example, even U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, hardly a defender of Israel, expressed disappointment that the council had singled out "only one specific regional item" for its attention.
Arab states have hoped to attract its attention by persuading the president to commit himself to regional peacemaking.Related items America, Israel and Palestine: A good beginningJun 5th 2003 Iraq under occupation: Nobody loves an occupierJun 5th 2003This week they had their wish.
By selecting different probabilistic models, different regional energy items can be defined and distinct SAR image segmentation methods can be gotten as well.
Amazon has launched a gourmet foods store, offering more than 30,000 regional food items from about 300 merchants, including foods from most states and ethnic offerings from many countries.
